demands for spoliations, No. ii. Fanny, the courtezan, in re-
Dick's estimate of life lost
by war, 172; his state-
ment concerning Xerxes'
army,
Discipline, military,
Dresden, in 1813,
Drills, militia, their cost,
409-11; unnecessary, 411-2
Duel, refused by a French
marshall,
Fortifications of Europe,
cost, 563; of U. States,
France, her army and navy,
562, 118; her war-debts, 194
Franklin on war, No. iii.,
222, 228, 397; on the
slavery of war,
Freedom, war adverse to,
406-8, 579-80
Fry, Elizabeth, her treat-
ment of prisoners, 345-6
demands for spoliations, No. ii. Fanny, the courtezan, in re-
Fairfield war-ship, punish-
ments on board of,
Famine, its fatal effects in
Dick's estimate of life lost
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